A free iOS medication reminder that's honest about what it is — no account, no cloud, no tracking. Scan your prescription, set a reminder in seconds, and watch a little garden grow as you stay consistent.
Not a laundry list of features — just the things that actually help.
Daily, specific weekdays, every few days — whatever your schedule looks like. Long-press the notification on the lock screen and tap Taken to log a dose without unlocking. Notifications only say "Time for your medication" so nobody standing next to you knows what you're taking. Live Activities, Widgets, and Lock Screen integration included.
Photograph the prescription label and GoodPill auto-fills the name, dosage, and frequency. Supports Taiwan, Japan, and US prescription formats — we cross-reference against real drug databases so typos don't make it in.
See every day you took your meds and every day you didn't — no gamified sugar-coating. If you missed something, tap the day, fix the entry, and your history is honest again. Perfect for sharing with your doctor.
A 10-minute grace window means a Taken tap still counts when you're a little late. Past that, a "Log Now" button lets you back-fill the dose without losing your streak. Recovering from a missed dose isn't a punishment lap.
7-day and 30-day adherence rates. Which time of day you forget most. Your longest streak. Your current streak. Plain numbers that actually help you get better — no judgment, no guilt trips.
Painkillers, sleep aids, allergy meds — anything you take only sometimes. One tap to log a dose, long-press for quantity or backdating. PRN doses also grow your garden, so PRN-only users aren't locked out of progress.
Every dose you take on time blooms a flower. Hit a 7-day streak, your garden levels up. Hit 30, it transforms. It's a small, honest reward for doing something that's actually hard — taking your meds every single day.
What you get on day one is yours forever.
Track as many medications as you need. We will never cap the free tier.
No accounts, no cloud sync, no analytics. You own your medication history.
We will never move a feature you already have behind a paywall.